Mixed-Cut Prism Tennis Necklace

The changes in shape are the detail I chose it for. The mixed shapes are more detailed than a classic round line so I keep other jewellery simple.

For a burgundy blouse, I really like the varied pattern of clear stones. I picked the white gold finish. I ended up liking the idea more than I expected

simple reason for choosing: the different cuts along the neckline.

The mixed-cut tennis stones sold me on it. I tried it with a plain neckline instead of buying a whole new outfit.

A nice change for me, especially the varied pattern of clear stones. I like this because the stones aren't all the same shape. I like how the design looks against a black camisole. I'm not normally very decisive, but this was easy

I nearly chose something else but the changing stone shapes felt more like my style. My jewellery box has plenty of plain chains already. It still has the clear-stone look I wated just with a less uniform pattern.

I checked the 41 cm measurement before choosing this one. Not going to write an essay, I just love the different cuts along the neckline. I tried a few tops and preferred it with a navy blouse

I was between the finishes and chose white gold. The part I keep looking at is the diffrent cuts along the neckline. I wore it with a black button-down shirt and kept the earrings simple.

For me, the detail that made the difference was the varied pattern of clear stones. My jewellery box has plenty of plain chains already. It still has the clear-stone look I wanted, just with a less uniform pattern.

the main attraction for me was the changing stone shapes.

i'm not realy into wearing a matching set of everything. Pretty pleased with the mixed-cut tennis stones. I tried it with a printed top first, but preferred something plain. I have stopped trying to match every piece exactly and I like the result more. Really happy I chose this style.

i knew I wanted the different cuts along the neckline rather than another version of my usual jewellery

i tend to choose my necklace after everything else. i am happy with the varied pattern of clear stones overall. the changes in shape are the detail i chose it for. id love a longer option with the same mix of cuts

I was looking for a different detail and found it in the different cuts along the neckline. I picked the white gold finish. I like it better without another necklace right beside it. I nearly bought something much closer to what I already own, then thought there was not much point in that.

I was drawn to the mixed-cut tennis stones straight away. My jewelry box has plenty of plain chains already. I like this because the stones aren't all the same shape.

I do like the varied pattern of clear stones. I chose the yellow gold version. I leave my other necklaces off when I choose this one. Id love a longer option with the same mix of cuts

It was a choice between something plain and the mixed-cut tennis stones. Glad I chose this. I put on small studs with it rather than trying to match every piece.

there's something about the changing stone shapes that realy works for me. I like this because the stones aren't all the same shape. I leave my other necklaces off when I choose this one. Id choose this design again.

The mixed cuts give me somthing more to look at than a regular tennis line. Not going to write an essay, I just love the changing stone shapes.

I do like the changing stone shapes. I checked the 41 cm measurement before choosing this one. I like it, I am just a bit particular about how I style things. The mixed shapes are more detailed than a classic round line, so I keep other jewelry simple.

I usually put on the same chain so I wanted a different option. I do like the varied pattern of clear stones. This is enough necklace on its own for my taste. The mixed shapes are more detailed than a classic round line so I keep other jewelry simple.

I wanted something different from my usual pieces and liked the mixed-cut tennis stones. This is enough necklace on its own for my taste. Happy with my choice

Really happy with the varied pattern of clear stones, that's the bit I was hoping to like. I picked the white gold finish. I'm glad I went with the design I actually liked instead of the safer option

I had a particular outfit in mind and liked the different cuts along the neckline for it.

My pick is a beige jacket and no other necklace. I wanted something different from my usual pieces and liked the varied pattern of clear stones

Not going to write an essay I just love the mixed-cut tennis stones. My jewelry box has plenty of plain chains already. This is enough necklace on its own for my taste.

I was looking for a necklace to wear without big earrings. There's a lot I like about the changing stone shapes. The mixed cuts give me something more to look at than a regular tennis line. I prefer it with an open neckline rather than a busy collar.

I was between the finishes and chose yellow gold. Something about the mixed-cut tennis stones makes me want to keep the rest of the outfit simple. I like this with my simplest tops, not just the dressier ones

i'm quite fussy about how a necklace works with a neckline. I like the idea of the changing stone shapes. I like how the design looks against a plain silk shirt. There were a few styles I liked but this was the one I could picture with my own clothes. I prefer it with an open neckline rather than a busy collar.

i chose it because of the changing stone shapes. I put on small studs with it rather than trying to match every piece.

The listed 41 cm length was part of why I chose this. I knew I wanted the mixed-cut tennis stones rather than another version of my usual jewellery. I tried it with a plain neckline instead of buying a whole new outfit

i can see myself choosing the varied pattern of clear stones for certain outfits. The changes in shape are the detail I chose it for. I prefer seeing the necklace clearly instead of half of it disappearing under a collar. My preferences are quite specific, so I expected a bit of trial and error. I prefer it with an open neckline rather than a busy collar.